Glass surfaces remain an enduring area of scientific and technological challenges for applications of glass, and approaches to understand, and customize, surface and interfacial behaviors with glass modifications and value-added coatings represent a critical direction for glass’ future.
This session will focus on surfaces and interfaces in glassy and film-related systems, with a scope that includes fundamental studies of intrinsic glass surfaces, structure-property relations at surfaces/interfaces, innovations in glass surface characterization, novel methods for modifying surfaces, emerging concepts around functional coatings on glass, and properties of glassy/amorphous thin films.
Organizers:
- Matthew Linford, Bingham Young University, USA, mrlinford@chem.byu.edu
- Joy Banerjee, Corning Inc, USA, banerjeej@corning.com
- Adam Polcyn, Vitro Architectural Glass, USA, apolcyn@vitro.com
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